revenue
4 statements across 3 episodes · 2 bullish · 2 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Feb 1, 2021 by Paul Salem · across every show →
Everything said about revenue, oldest first
Feb 1, 2021 negative
Salem: Private Equity Is Shifting from EBITDA to Revenue Multiples
“You're seeing the same thing in private equity. Everything used to be a valuation based on EBITDA. We're slowly getting to valuations based on revenue. And the only reason why you do it based on revenue is because you can't do it based on EBITDA because there …”
Oct 24, 2022 positive
Kirkland & Ellis reached $6B in revenue and $3.5B in profit
“I think in the last decade, we've tripled our revenue, grown from a thousand lawyers to now almost 3000. We have 19 offices across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Technically, it's six billion dollars of revenue, three and a half billion dollars of distri…”
May 27, 2024 positive
May 27, 2024 negative
Reddit had just $8 million in revenue and 45 employees in 2014
“It was a company that had, I think, eight million dollars in revenue that year, 2014, that's public, despite being over a decade old, and dropping, because obviously advertisers don't want to be on revenge porn websites, and so maybe 40, 45 employees, no mobil…”